Darwin's Dragons - Session 18 - Covington's Thoughts and Feelings

In Session 18 of "Darwin's Dragons," the narrative delves into Covington's internal world, exploring his thoughts and emotions following a pivotal moment where he releases the dragons. This session is designed to encourage students to engage with the character's psyche and consider the consequences of Covington's decisions. As part of the discussion, learners are prompted to reflect on what Covington might be contemplating regarding the future of the dragons he has set free. This includes pondering their survival, the impact on the natural world, and the ethical implications of his actions.

Additionally, the session invites students to delve into Covington's personal reflections on his own future. This introspective examination includes considering how his choices might affect his life going forward, his sense of responsibility, and any potential remorse or pride he may feel. The aim is to foster empathy and a deeper understanding of character development by analysing Covington's emotional state and predicting how this significant event might influence his journey in the story. Through this exploration, students are encouraged to connect with the character's complex emotions and the broader themes of the narrative.